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Caribana Parade
During the eighties, the parade route followed along Bloor Street and Yonge Street and ended at Nathan Phillips Square.
Krazy Krust Patties
”the talk of the town” (one of the first purveyors of Jamaican beef patties in the city)
”Ralph's Patty Shop”
”Come visit us at our newer and bigger location.”
”The Patty Shop”
”Owned and operated by Roger Williams... Aunt Elsie's is part grocery store- part Caribbean hot counter and part gathering place for really anyone from the Caribbean.'”
”Fahmee Bakery”
”The bakery fed the community since the late 1970's and originally sold bakery products including patties/ hardo bread/ Jamaican bun and coco bread.”
”Kensington Patty Palace”
”One of the longest running Jamaican bakeries in Toronto. It was involved with the Patty Wars of 1985 against the Canadian federal government.”
”Randy's Take Out Patties”
”Patties for the People since 1979.”
”West Indian Bakery and Bake Shop”
”West Indian Bakery and Bake Shop”
”Ralph's Patty Shop”
”One of the first Jamaican bakeries in Toronto”
”Spence's West Indian Bakery”
”Authentic Jamaican Style Baking.”
”The Cake Art Bakery Limited”
”Bakers of Fine Bread Spiced Buns Vegetarian and Beef Patties Donuts…”